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With a portable rope barrier in front … the coffee trailer is in business

It was almost tee time, but Bob Peterson was able to score a last-second bagel with cream cheese on the first day The Golden Pear’s new coffee and snack trailer was open. And he did it literally feet from where his day of golf was about to begin. “I’m glad I can do this,” Peterson said of patronizing the small trailer. “I think this will be enthusi...
Posted on August 11, 2026
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Snake wranglers ply trade when needed

Rattlesnake sightings aren’t unusual in summertime, when temperatures spike, around Rossmoor and throughout California. Rossmoor Walnut Creek (RWC), Rossmoor Property Management (RPM) and Public Safety have a process for professional removal and relocation of rattlesnakes should they get close to homes. This is nothing a resident should attempt the...
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Proposed HOA board meeting rules, financial reserve requirement legislation on Mutuals’ radar

There are almost 1,800 bills in the California State Legislature that could potentially become law by January 2027, and several of them would affect Rossmoor’s Mutuals (and other homeowners’ associations) to varying degrees. Nathan McGuire is more than happy to discuss them. “I love talking about legislation and getting into the details,” McGuire, ...
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Transit survey begins today online and in newspaper

Rossmoor is updating its Short-Range Transit Plan to evaluate how well current transportation services meet residents’ needs and identify practical improvements for the future. Whether residents currently use Rossmoor transportation services or rely on other ways to get around, their feedback will help the project team better understand residents’ ...
Posted on August 11, 2026
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Residents learn how to stay safe during next Big One

Californians know there’s always another one coming. Technology hasn’t progressed to the point of certainty when it comes to earthquakes. Preparation is necessary, especially among the older population in Rossmoor, much of which uses assistance to get around. The Rossmoor Emergency Preparedness Organization (EPO) focused on earthquake readiness at ...
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Rotary to hear about Mobility Matters rides program

David Benet, volunteer coordinator with Mobility Matters, will be the guest speaker for the Wednesday, Aug. 19 meeting of the Rotary Club of Rossmoor from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Diablo Room at Hillside Clubhouse. Benet will speak about Mobility Matters’ mission – to provide free “doorthrough- door” transportation to seniors and veterans who...
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WRANGLER: Rattlesnakes, especially, should be left to experts

ably raised after three bite-related fatalities were reported in California this spring, one each in Orange and Ventura counties in March and a third in Mendocino in early April. Typically, the state averages around one rattlesnake-bite fatality a year. Those incidents point to the fact rattlesnake activity happens before summer arrives, said Natal...
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Don’t throw away your phone book

Are you moving out of Rossmoor? Do you have a Rossmoor phone book? The Rossmoor News staff has a waitlist of residents interested in getting a phone book, so anyone moving out who brings it to the office could help new residents moving in to obtain one. Staff has no phone books because the extras shipped from the phone book printer were lost, and t...
Posted on August 11, 2026
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RWC Board votes to close Creekside pickleball courts

Closure will happen two weeks after new facility opens Acting on a recommendation by its Planning Committee, the Rossmoor Walnut Creek Board on Thursday voted unanimously to close the Creekside pickleball courts at least through the end of 2026, two weeks after the pickleball facility near the Event Center opens, expected to happen by the end of th...
Posted on August 4, 2026
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Making a difference

Generosity from residents powers service clubs Carolyn Hinrichs admitted to having a “fear of technology” even as she was helping present 20 refurbished laptop computers to the Trinity Center near downtown Walnut Creek on July 29. “Come on in and sit down in front of that technology!” implored Hinrichs, a member and former president of the Rossmoor...
Posted on August 4, 2026